C ++ Bresenham Line Algorithm pulls an arc and rotates

Question

I am looking for a way to make an arc with the Bresenham line algorithm. This algorithm draw a perfect circle, but what if I need to draw an arc (from 0 to Pi) and rotate it 30 degrees (for example)?

void DrawCircle(HDC hdc,int x0, int y0, int radius) 
{
        int x = 0;
        int y = radius;
        int delta = 2 - 2 * radius;
        int error = 0;

        while(y >= 0) {
                //SetPixel(hdc,x0 + x, y0 + y,pencol);
                SetPixel(hdc,x0 + x, y0 - y,pencol);
                //SetPixel(hdc,x0 - x, y0 + y,pencol);
                SetPixel(hdc,x0 - x, y0 - y,pencol);
                error = 2 * (delta + y) - 1;
                if(delta < 0 && error <= 0) {
                        ++x;
                        delta += 2 * x + 1;
                        continue;
                }
                error = 2 * (delta - x) - 1;
                if(delta > 0 && error > 0) {
                        --y;
                        delta += 1 - 2 * y;
                        continue;
                }
                ++x;
                delta += 2 * (x - y);
                --y;
        }
}

Answer 1

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/* One of Abrash ellipse algorithms  */

void draw_ellipse(int x, int y, int a, int b, int color)
{
    int wx, wy;
    int thresh;
    int asq = a * a;
    int bsq = b * b;
    int xa, ya;

    draw_pixel(x, y+b, color);
    draw_pixel(x, y-b, color);

    wx = 0;
    wy = b;
    xa = 0;
    ya = asq * 2 * b;
    thresh = asq / 4 - asq * b;

    for (;;) {
        thresh += xa + bsq;

        if (thresh >= 0) {
            ya -= asq * 2;
            thresh -= ya;
            wy--;
        }

        xa += bsq * 2;
        wx++;

        if (xa >= ya)
          break;


        draw_pixel(x+wx, y-wy, color);
        draw_pixel(x-wx, y-wy, color);
        draw_pixel(x+wx, y+wy, color);
        draw_pixel(x-wx, y+wy, color);
    }

    draw_pixel(x+a, y, color);
    draw_pixel(x-a, y, color);

    wx = a;
    wy = 0;
    xa = bsq * 2 * a;

    ya = 0;
    thresh = bsq / 4 - bsq * a;

    for (;;) {
        thresh += ya + asq;

        if (thresh >= 0) {
            xa -= bsq * 2;
            thresh = thresh - xa;
            wx--;
        }

        ya += asq * 2;
        wy++;

        if (ya > xa)
          break;

        draw_pixel(x+wx, y-wy, color);
        draw_pixel(x-wx, y-wy, color);
        draw_pixel(x+wx, y+wy, color);
        draw_pixel(x-wx, y+wy, color);
    }
}

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Answer 2

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// I know the question is tagged c++, but the idea comes clear in javascript
var start_angle = 0.5, end_angle = 1.1, r = 30;
for(var i = start_angle; i < end_angle; i = i + 0.05)
{
  drawpixel(x: 50 + Math.cos(i) * r, y: 100 + Math.sin(i) * r); // center point is (x = 50, y = 100)
}

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